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Development Control Committee 6 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE Title of Report: Delegated Chief Officer Decisions Meeting Date 13 May 2014 Report Author and Tel No Barry Reid 01502 523031 Is the report Open or Exempt? Open REPORT Attached at Appendix A is a table of all delegated planning decisions made during April 2014. Members will note that 96 decisions in total were made, of which:- 46 planning permissions were issued 2 planning applications were refused 2 outline planning application were refused 4 listed building consents were issued 4 change of use consents were issued 1 illuminated advertisement consent was issued 1 non-illuminated advertisement consents were issued 2 variation of condition applications were issued 6 non-material amendment applications were issued 18 discharge of condition applications were issued 2 approval of reserved matters were issued 1 RG3 application was issued 1 PN3 application was not required 2 prior notification applications for agriculture not required 1 prior notification for householder application not required 2 county council applications – no objections 1 withdrawn RECOMMENDATION That the report concerning Chief Officer delegated decisions taken during April 2014 to be received. BACKGROUND PAPERS Type Available From Case Files Planning Office, Marina Customer Service Centre, The Marina, Lowestoft 22 APPENDIX A LIST OF DELEGATED DECISIONS (PREVIOUS CALENDAR MONTH) BUNGAY Applicant: Mr Bradley Hibbett Ref No: DC/13/3660/ARM Agent: John Jenkins Address: Part Rear Garden 22 Annis Hill Road Bungay Proposal: Approval of Reserved Matters of DC/13/0697/OUT - Outline Application - Construction of three bungalows and garages Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 31/03/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr Chris Hood Ref No: DC/14/0030/FUL Agent: Mr Julian Hood Address: 28 Cotmer Road Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of 1 No. detached house Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 10/04/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Orwell Housing Association Ref No: DC/14/0243/FUL Agent: Gilbert Builders Ltd Address: 48 Church Road Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Retrospective application: Construction of lean-to porch canopy over front door and addition of 2400x1800mm timber shed in garden Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 14/03/2014 HALESWORTH Applicant: Mr Mark Attenburrow Ref No: DC/14/0290/FUL Agent: NONE Address: North Suffolk Skills Academy Harrisons Lane Halesworth Proposal: Provision of 2 No.containers Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 10/03/2014 BECCLES Applicant: Mrs Jan Oakley Ref No: DC/14/0269/FUL Agent: NONE Address: 5 Ringsfield Road Beccles Suffolk Proposal: Replacement windows Decision: Application Withdrawn Decision date: 11/03/2014 BECCLES Applicant: Mr Terry Dentith Ref No: DC/14/0324/FUL Agent: NONE Address: Public Hall Smallgate Beccles Proposal: Rehang the main entrance doors to the Public Hall, replacement of the centre panel on each door with appropriate tempered glass to improve visibility and safety and the fitment of automatic door openers, the door openers will require a touch pad of approximately 200mm mounted on the outside of the door or just to one side Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 15/04/2014 BLYFORD Applicant: Mr & Mrs Graham And Jane Ellis Ref No: DC/14/0327/OUT Agent: John Putman Address: Springfield Primes Lane Blyford Proposal: Outline Application - Construction of 2 no. detached single storey dwellings with garaging and creation of new vehicular accesses Decision: Application Refused Decision date: 21/03/2014 SOUTH ELMHAM ST CROSS Applicant: Mr & Mrs S Murton Ref No: DC/14/0353/VOC Agent: NONE Address: Wickham House South Elmham St Cross Harleston Proposal: Variation of Condition 2 of DC/13/0317/FUL - Construction of a replacement house - new dormer windows and attic windows, stair is now shown from first floor to attic with one window repositioned Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 31/03/2014 23 REYDON Applicant: Ms Liz Muniandy Ref No: DC/14/0362/FUL Agent: NONE Address: Ryde Villa Mount Pleasant Reydon Proposal: Construction of a side extension to existing outbuilding used as a bakehouse Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 11/04/2014 RINGSFIELD Applicant: Rev Dr Christopher Walton Ref No: DC/14/0381/FUL Agent: NONE Address: Ringsfield Hall Hall Road Ringsfield Proposal: Retrospective Application - Construction of a barn like structure with one side open to act as a shelter for children and young people during outdoor education residentials and day visits Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 24/03/2014 CARLTON COLVILLE Applicant: Mr Andrew Elvin Ref No: DC/14/0383/FUL Agent: NONE Address: 19 Waters Avenue Carlton Colville Lowestoft Proposal: Construction of a single storey front extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 27/03/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Access Community Trust Ref No: DC/14/0409/COU Agent: Mr Ian Garrett Address: The Beaconsfield 7 Surrey Street Lowestoft Proposal: Change of Use D2 (Social Club) to C2 (Residential Flats) Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 19/03/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr & Mrs Miller Ref No: DC/14/0413/FUL Agent: Mr Ian Garrett Address: 8 Honeysuckle Close Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a two storey rear extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 31/03/2014 BUNGAY Applicant: Mr Nathan Slater Ref No: DC/14/0402/FUL Agent: NONE Address: 28 Southend Road Bungay Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a single storey side extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 15/04/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr Andy Peck Ref No: DC/14/0414/DRC Agent: Mr Ian Catchpole Address: Development Site Clifton Road Lowestoft Proposal: Discharge of Conditions 4, 5 and 6 of DC/13/2899/OUT - Outline Application - proposed temporary health car building with associated external car parking and landscaping - Details of carparking, landscaping and land contamination Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 07/03/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Waveney District Council Ref No: DC/14/0447/RG3 Agent: Mr Tony Rudd Address: Lakeside Cafe Normanston Park Peto Way Proposal: Re-roofing of existing building Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 14/03/2014 BECCLES Applicant: Mr James Mackensie Ref No: DC/14/0416/FUL Agent: Mr Gareth Buck Address: 12 Kilbrack Beccles Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a single storey side extension and replacement roof to existing rear extension, including demolition of existing carport Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 08/04/2014 24 BECCLES Applicant: Mr J Rowe Ref No: DC/14/0425/FUL Agent: Mr Wesley Bugg Address: Sir John Leman High School Ringsfield Road Beccles Proposal: Creation of a Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) with perimeter ball-stop fencing Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 24/04/2014 BECCLES Applicant: Zoe Dickson Ref No: DC/14/0428/FUL Agent: NONE Address: 40 Station Road Beccles Suffolk Proposal: Retrospective Application - Creation of a new vehicular access Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 08/04/2014 OULTON Applicant: Mr Tom Beales Ref No: DC/14/0431/FUL Agent: Andrew Middleton Address: Bridleway Wood Lane Oulton Proposal: Replacement house and detached triple garage Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 09/04/2014 ILKETSHALL ST LAWRENCE Applicant: Riseborough Farm Ltd Ref No: DC/14/0446/FUL Agent: Mr Alan Stannard Address: Grove Farm Englishes Lane Ilketshall St Lawrence Proposal: Construction of a grain store Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 15/04/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr & Mrs P Dixon Ref No: DC/14/0451/FUL Agent: Barry Cutts Address: 50 Longfield Way Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a single storey rear extension and replace existing flat roofed garage with a pitch Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 03/04/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr & Mrs K Brown Ref No: DC/14/0465/FUL Agent: Mr Barry Cutts Address: 27 Gunton St Peters Avenue Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of single storey front and rear extensions Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 19/03/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr & Mrs Wylie Ref No: DC/14/0461/FUL Agent: Mr Barry Cutts Address: 14 Gunton Drive Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a single storey side/rear extension to provide granny annexe and creation of vehicular access Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 03/04/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr James Young Ref No: DC/14/0462/FUL Agent: NONE Address: 12 Jenkins Green Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a two storey side extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 17/03/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Miss K Baker Ref No: DC/14/0474/FUL Agent: NONE Address: 21 Westwood Avenue Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of two storey side and single storey rear extensions Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 03/04/2014 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr John Wilson Ref No: DC/14/0475/COU Agent: NONE Address: 44 Alexandra Road Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Change of use from office to residential including off street parking Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 07/04/2014 25 WORLINGHAM Applicant: Ref No: DC/14/0482/DRC Agent: NONE Address: 3 Lowestoft Road Worlingham Beccles Proposal: Discharge of Condition nos. 5, 6, 9, 11 and 12 of DC/12/1514/VOC - Tree protection, materials, surface water drainage, fencing and sustainable homes Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 16/04/2014 WORLINGHAM Applicant: Mr David Southall Ref No: DC/14/0484/FUL Agent: Kevin Cole Address: 2 Brookwood Close Worlingham Beccles
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